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Located in the domestic arrivals baggage claim core area, a place that all arriving passengers must pass through, with no diversion and no dead corners, fully covering the mainstream high-end travel population of the airport. While waiting to pick up their luggage, passengers are in a stationary and idle state, with their eyes focused on the surrounding screens, demonstrating high receptivity to both active and passive advertising.

Located in the core area of the security check waiting area, spread across all major boarding gates, it is a place that all departing passengers must pass through, with no passenger flow diversion throughout, fully capturing the exposure of travel passenger flow with extremely complete coverage.

Located in the T2 arrivals hall, it gathers creative cultural products of the Free Trade Port and island souvenirs, serving as the last shopping stop for travelers before leaving the island. Using the idle time travelers spend in line and waiting for exposure, large-area visual coverage can quickly establish the brand's high-end image.

The LED display in the security check area is usually hung above the security passage. It is large in size to ensure visibility from a distance. It is the only passage for all departing passengers before entering the restricted area. Passengers queue here and wait for a long time, requiring concentrated attention.

The gate area connecting the domestic and international boarding zones of Terminal 2 is the core area where passengers stay before boarding. Every airport display screen here is not only a window for information display but also a key touchpoint for dialogue between brands and high-value audiences.

The core circulation paths and stay areas densely distributed on the departure level of Terminal 1, where passengers check in, wait, and pass through, are the necessary routes and focal points for passengers to complete formalities and wait for flights, achieving 100% coverage of all passenger flows.

By taking into account the average waiting time of passengers, it ensures that each passenger can see the advertising content multiple times, greatly reinforcing brand memory. Passengers typically have 20-40 minutes of waiting time before boarding, which is a period of highly focused attention and relatively monotonous golden window.

The only high-altitude giant LED screen in the arrival area, with its core advantages of central positioning along the main flow, large-scale high-definition display, forced full-view exposure, and full coverage of high-net-worth passengers, is a benchmark media for strong brand engagement with arriving passengers.